Do you know how much it costs to have a professional mover handle everything – including the packing and unpacking? Find out in this new free guide from Movers.com, to figure out whether DIY packing is worth your time, or just wasting it.
When you're moving to a new home, do you pack everything up yourself?
15 years ago, I would never have even asked this question - because there was no way I could ever afford a full-service moving crew, I could barely afford to rent the truck.
Things have changed a lot since then though, and honestly, the times I moved in the past and did it all myself, those aren't exactly my fondest memories.
In fact, it was so much not fun, I think that this time around, I'm just going to pay an expert to handle the entire thing. I don't even want to see a packed box.
Instead, I'm going to hire a crew to come to my house, take everything down or apart, pack it all up, take it to my new place, unpack it, and set it all back up again.
Does that sound like a little too much? If you're not sure, then click here to check out a free comparison between full-service and DIY moving options, from the experts at Movers.com.
It explains everything you can expect a full-service crew to do, and what you would have to do yourself if you choose the DIY route. More than that though, it can also help you to find out exactly how much each option will cost - but we'll get to that in a minute.
First, it's important that you realize just how "full-service" a move can be - and that you can really choose any option between full-service and DIY, if you hire the right crew.
Personally, I'm a big fan of full-service moving, because it's so much easier, it more than makes up for any drawbacks, in my opinion. It's nice to not have to pack anything, load a truck, or even carry any boxes. They'll even take the art off your walls, empty your cupboards, roll up your carpets, and then reverse the process and set them all back up in your new place.
Of course, while a full-service moving team can make the process easier, there are a few small problems with it, at least for some people. If you really like to have control over every step of the way, then maybe a full-service move isn't for you. It's also not exactly cheap, so that's a consideration too.
The exact rates are pretty impossible to estimate through a blog, but if you're wondering how much a full-service move or any kind of professional moving services might cost - I can help with that.
All you have to do is click here to go to Movers.com, and then click the big green button on their page that says, "Get Quotes."
That will take you to their quote request form, which lets you receive up to 7 absolutely free estimates from local moving crews, with no obligation whatsoever. Just fill out the form, click send, and wait for your free quotes.
You'll still have to make the call on whether you want to hire a pro, DIY the whole job, or somewhere in between. Whatever you decide, don't do it until after you've read the full, free guide that explains your options. Just click right here to read it, right now.
